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Buster looked to. The big black cousin of Blackty the Crow was looking down at him frcnn near the top of I tall tree. "What are you doing down here? Why don't you stay on the Great

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an Mountain where you belotu?" gm, grumbled Buster. He was feeling 3,, out of sorts. There was no dotitt ox .- about it. He turned his back on P.-M 14" x 7” Croaker and shuttled off between ; '7 wrrii Eacn ”" "M

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Box No. 40

Axis Deal

WASEIINGFION (AP) - Freel- dent Eisenhower Wednesday ruled out an joint Soviet-Amerb can "attempt to dictate to the world."

His declaration It I press can- ferente altered assurance to Ainericais allies that the U.S. has no intention of abandoning close emperntlon with than in ex- ehatue for an exclusive effort by the two super -powers to settle major world issues bilaterally.

It also amounted to rejecting In evident bid by Soviet Com- munist party boss Nikita Khrush- chev for I tiwtrway deal between Washington and Moscow to order the state of international rein- tions.

The president was referring both to proposals for studying in- ternational control of space mis- siles and for a visit to Washing- tion by Soviet Defence Minister Georgi Zhukov.

The president did not rule out talks Willi Soviet leaders under any and all circumstances. Even

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' old stump of a tree in places it

had rotted while the rest of it

lg JEWLERS was as sound as ever. There was a”,,,,h,' the smell of Mouse all over and.

-. around that old stump Per-

- - V y P AND PRINT Au haps some Mice were living in 2,1 DE El-FOYPES op lit or under it A Mouse would!

, be only a bite for anyone as big

as Buster Bear. but there might - be more than one. Buster likes. T" ' ' ' ' ' ' t ' ' t t t ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' I ' t ' ' i ' ” to pull over old stumps and tearl them to pieces. No one knows better than he does how to do it. Now he dug his stout claws into the old stump and pulled The. old stump didn't move. Buster! is as strong aslhe is big. He? pulled with all his strength. but that old stump didnit budge It wasn't yet ready to be pulled, over. The roots were still strong. in the ground.

"Suddenly I big piece pulled out of the old stump. It was so sudden that Buster fell over. baclvward. That didn't make himi fell any better. He felt more out of sorts than ever. He growled

. d d ' i h. th t. It : aeretl)mb(l);.ngl'llmtl)ly sdrtzta of grrwali H gl ed at the oil lump. 'No- thing atrhere." he grusmbled and an ""4 W "I "I '”3'..”.'.” fil.'i.'.”'il.lZ”.l'..Il'.f.f'ff.i;.i

son he dug up a couple of samalli roots of a kind he was fond ol.. Somehow they didn't taste asl

when such talks may appear de-

;sirahle. however. he made clear

that allied countries would be consulted.

In an interview published in the New York Times Wednesday. Khrushchev said the United States had rebuffed Soviet efforts last July to arrange I meeting betvtecn Zhukov and American leaders. Tuesday Khrushchev was reported by the Times as saying that Russia was willing to bring space missiles under interna- tional control as part of I gen- eral agreement betw een the United States and the Soviet Union.

good in this hot weather as they would have tastes in the early spring It set him to grumbling some more. Nothing suited him this morning. He couldn't make up his mind where he wanted to go or what he wnaled to do. He just wondered about aimles- ly. And all the time he was grumbling in that deapy rumbly. grumbly voice of his.

Now over in that part of the Green Forest. was a big brook commit down from the Great Mountain on its way to the Big River. Paddy the Beaver was making his way up that big brook He hoped to be able to get back home that way. His pond was on another brook. but Little Joe Otter had said that I branch of this brook would lead him ov- er near enough to his own brook for him to get there safely. He was swimming acmss I big pool when he heard I sound that made him stop swimming and just lis- ten. Somebody was coming that wayygi I.Jyb'.B LA with I deep rumbly. grurribly voice.

"Buster Bear!' thought Paddy.

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diet-get nererest. It's still peed Idvies ;.,m,,,.d,,,,,,,u,.;.,,m.,,u,-., 1. Five clubs. The value of at g.,..5,.",,4.c5,. ,..,. .y...4,- t hand rises or falls as biddingl llut II, it you at. mid lmhacha and pmzresses. Thus when partner

"' .ant” feeling, duo on iihq responded with one heart. ourl

tri

pite his continuous forces.

Since North appears to be long in hearts and clubs. which indi- cates shortage in spades and dia-

hladder disorders. that often

hand depreciated in value lrarii mond; it is not likely our hm.-1

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Many Praises For Canada

Iy Nil!!! IIUDI Canadian Press Business like

HALIFAX (CPI-If I Canadian IIYI elnetlllag is the biggest you must excina hlsn-lar it prob ably ls. ,

The comment is from P. 3. Human of Krugersdg-p, Tran; vaal. South African delegate to the Cormnonwenlth Mining and Metallurgical Cangressfand is typical of the flow of compliments that have been descending upon the mining industry during the month-long trans-Canada tour of the congress.

"The Canadian has everything." Mr. l:luman added. "He has big things. he thinks big and he acts big-yet down at heart he is the same sort of person It mining people anywhere. Even the chil- dren think big. -

SCOPE IMPBESSIVE

"What has impressed me most is the terrific scope and potential of your mining. It is much more vast than we had imagined."

N. P. T. Holman of Camborne. Enzland. said one of the trligs that had impressed him was the t acceptance of mo" ment" withi the mining industry.

Nothing is thought of lt." he

From Touring Mining Group

added. "if I rnen inovves trim one job to another. ""12 result is your at one great project is piled upon another."

Cla08l"I'rIl DINNEI.

I The congress which opened in Vancouver Sept. 9. closed Wed- nesday nii, t with Idinner givm by the mining I T of Nova Scotia. with R. WK Diamond. ol. Ti-at. B.C.. president of the con-l gress, piesiding.

Along with Visits to nearby in- dustrial and minic, projects. the two, days in Halifax have been taken up with farewell social tatherlngs Is delegates prepared to separate attu I month of close association.

Those who made the trans- country trip ' received certificates of one kind or another.

Married couples received I cer- tificate of ”compatability" for en- during the long journey.

Those who took the all-rail tour received the ”order of the good. fellow” which cautioned them. however. "not to trifle with thel truth in recounting his a'i'enturt-t with the inhabitants of this coun-

try.

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its original worth. The two dia-. mond bidbid warned partner we' Ed close to minimum values.t either in high cards. or lack of. fit, or both. i'

The three club bid by N'orth.. being another new suit by re-

"f""Y"'"'d""'-D'u"l u aponder. is forcing. Now with I

newly discovered fit, our hand suddenly shoots up in value. Partner must be told of the re-

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Schaduh appraisal.

TV Bidding four clubs might soundi to him as though we were rabid- d.ing only because he was fort-I

CHANNEL 1' ing its to bid. We want to con-' vey to him sone idea of the drea-

tic change In values that has tak-

en place. The jump to five clubs

clarifies the situation and may

will make more than its high card tricks if we were to under- take I three notrump contract. Nothing has happened to en- hance the minimum values we started with. and partner should be so informed.

3. Three hqrts. This hand has more values than appear on the surface. Although there is only a doubleton in each suit partner has bid. and hence an apparent misfit. our three honors in Nnrth"s two suits are vitally im- portant cards that make up for the lack of three trurms. Be- sides. we can not bid our brok- en diamond suit three times.

4. Fott hearts. With I fit for both of partner's suits and hav-

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"' 5” P '" mM""'""" learned Wednesday. The latest to be arrested are i Elmer Kavacs. I tclephnnel switchboard operator. and Mrs. - W Clarissa Batyka. I teacher in I

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Arrested By Hungarians

eign diplomats in Budapest.

Nothing further has been heard of them.

In London the foreign office said Hungarian charge d'affalrea Gyiila Nyrrsld has been asked to find out the reason the ar- rests and the charges qainet the pair.

Nyorki wait reminded that sim- ilar requests had been made to him Smt. 4 when three other members of the legation Ital

are arrested He agreed in te-

-ctiitate but the foreign omce

ported no reply has been re-

sved from the Hungarian pv- nrnent.

The fifth man held is loud Molnar. an interpreter. who wee ordered to report to police Al: I and did not return. Hole:

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